Republican Voters Urged to Cast Ballots in Warren County
A plea for Republican turnout next Saturday March 25 urging voters in Warren County to choose county nominees. The piece notes a quiet fair canvass and warns against staying home if results disappoint. It also previews The Book Lovers Magazine April issue with Byam Shaw art and a story by Susan Keating Glaspell titled For Tomorrow.
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Warren County
Variety
Booklovers
Byam Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Susan Keating Glaspell
Cattlemen Fight Beef Trust Over Price Extortion
Weatert cattle raisers and stock shippers allege discrimination by the Beef Trust. They provide government evidence claiming Southwest livestock men were driven to poverty by the Trust’s price lowering system for cattle on the hoof.
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Weatert
Beef Trust
Trust
Odd Inquest Finds Items in Deceased Man Stomach
In Wilkesbarre a man who died recently is found with a disturbing stomach contents list including a mouse skeleton, a four-in-hand cravat, five bandana handkerchiefs, a silver spoon, spectacles, rubber tubing, and a suspender piece. The unusual discovery accompanies the man's death.
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Wilkesbarre
Senate Veteran Hawley Dies in Harness
The long and honorable service of General Hawley in the United States Senate ended on the fourth of this month, leaving gaps that are hard to fill. His capacity and integrity set a high standard alongside peers like Hoar.
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Hawley
United States Senate
Hoar
Telephone Rates Rise in New York After April First
After April first, New York public telephone calls to any city area will cost ten cents. In Boston the rate drops to five cents and the company may not operate there for long.
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New York
Boston
Law Penalizes Offering Cigarettes to Minors
A bill making giving cigarette paper to a minor punishable by a fine of 100 to 300 dollars has been passed and signed into law. It is now enforceable and applies to such acts.
Writer in Warren Accused of Spreading False Tales
A Warren writer is blamed for sending misleading and foolish statements to outside newspapers. The recent flood week provided a chance to frighten people, prompting calls to halt the spreading of rumors and deception.
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Warren
Corry
Roosevelt Will Have His Own Way Despite Treaties
A writer notes that President Theodore Roosevelt may be strong-armed to push his agenda, citing treaties he wanted approved but were blocked. The piece warns that Teddy will pursue his aims regardless and may secure his own way in time.
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United States
Warning on money orders from swindlers
The Postoffice Department warns hotel keepers merchants and others to beware of purchasing money orders as swindlers are using them extensively.
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Postoffice Department
Grip vie times plan for next summer gathering
A proposal envisions a large public event next summer to hold many attendees, but a key challenge is securing a hall or park of adequate size to accommodate the crowd.
Floods and Remedy: Keep Property Above Water
The article argues the best flood remedy is to elevate property and perishables above flood levels and endure floods as a natural recurring event. It stresses practical readiness over costly interventions and suggests letting floods come and go.
Maine Enacts Enforcement to Make Prohibition Work
After years of failed attempts Maine passes a law to enforce the old prohibition era rules. Officials say the measure could finally make the state dry with liquor controls stricter and more pervasive.
Thaw Belittles Snow as Marshland Glints in Verse
Fragmentary lines describe a thaw leaving patches of snow dirty and melting into a marshy ground. The speaker recalls sticking in the mud while singing a personal line about nature and self.
Pennsylvania Legislature Moves Ahead With Bills and Tax Debate
Sessions in both chambers intensify as final adjournment nears on April 13. Gov. Pennypacker signs multiple measures including a minor cigarette sale ban and high school tuition allowances for students in districts without local schools. The Senate plans a $50,000 Capitol dedication, and a tax statement argues taxes are lower than believed.
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Senate
House
Pennypacker
United States
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Snyder
Friends
Gen. Miller
National Guard
Warren
Erie
Crawford
Venango
Missouri Creates New U S Senator After Deadlock
Major William Warner of Kansas City, a 65 year old lawyer Civil War veteran and former Grand Army of the Republic leader, has been chosen to the Senate after a two month stalemate in the Missouri Legislature. He has served as U S district attorney, U S representative, Republican elector and long time Republican National Convention delegate.
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Missouri
United States
William Warner
Kansas City
Senate
Grand Army of the Republic
Congress
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor Convention Recap
At Williamsport last week the Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor Convention closed March 17. The meeting noted growth in membership and funds. The debate on trade autonomy versus industrial organization was referred to affiliated unions for next convention. An increased cooperative effort and label legislation were enacted and funds set for the coming year.
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Williamsport
Pennsylvania
State Federation of Labor Convention
French Ambassador Boasts of Berlin Cook at Embassy Dinner
The Buffalo Express notes it is the first time a Prussian sovereign has dined at the French Embassy since the Franco Prussian War. It questions whether the Emperor acknowledges the ambassador's cook as superior, calling this the real point of interest.
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Berlin
Buffalo Express
War fears rise as Norway and Sweden threaten actions
The Buffalo Courier notes increasing tensions between Norway and Sweden with the risk of armed clash amid broader rumors of conflict, while world conditions show more talk of war than productive disarmament.
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Norway
Sweden
Buffalo Courier
Best Job Printing at the Main Office on short notices
The item notes rapid printing services at the main office available for short notices. It highlights quick turnaround and emphasis on accuracy for urgent communications. The record presents a concise notice about a printing option for time sensitive documents.
Republican candidate announcements for Warren county races
The newspaper lists multiple Republicans running for Warren county offices including Associate Judge candidates John Siggins A T Hackney Nelson P Curtis L D Willson and Edwin R Allen Warren County Register and Recorder candidates William D McLaren F M Downing Frank Hagberg Auditor candidates Elmer E Thompson A M Bennett Emmy A Swanson R S Hartley and Putnam for Jury Commissioner with primaries scheduled March 25th.
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John Siggins
Tidioute
Warrence
A. T. Hackney
Glade Township
Warren County
Nelson P. Curtis
Conenango
L. D. Willson
Pine Grove
Edwin R. Allen
Columbus Boro
WM. D. McLaren
Warren Boro
Office of Register and Recorder
F. M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
Elmer E. Thompson
Farmington
A. M. Bennett
Spring Creek
Emmil A. Swanson
Youngsville
R.S. Hartley
Pittsfield
L. D. Putnam
Curious Callings and Name Change Motives
A New Yorker juror bias claim in a Nan Patterson murder case is noted. Rhode Island changes a resident’s name from Bumgardiner to Gardiner to please a sweetheart. A tourist loses $5026 in Los Angeles electric car. a conductor returns it and gets two dimes. A Berlin tax office incident ends with a baby found in a parcel left by a worker.
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Nan Patterson
Rhode Island
Bumgardiner
Gardiner
Los Angeles
Cal
Berlin
Dornbusch
Rumors of Czar’s Weakness Spark International Watch
Writings from The Kansas City Journal and Cleveland Plain Dealer reflect belief the czar is prostrated and Russian military prestige dented. The debate notes China’s blunt stance and warns the safety valve may be tightened, risking a deeper crisis later.
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Kansas City Journal
China
Leveland Plain Dealer
New York Tribune
Variety of pipe stems and bowls around the world
The piece notes diverse pipe materials across regions. China uses bamboo stems, India leather, Persia jasmine, Asia Minor cherry wood, and the Philippines uses hollowed gold nuggets as pipe bowls from local riverbeds.
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China
India
Persia
Asia Minor
Philippine Islands
Louis Tracy Serial Exclusive in Sunday Magazine
Louis Tracy’s greatest serial tale Louis on Fire will appear exclusively in the Sunday Magazine free with The Philadelphia Press starting March 26. The story features England Russia and America with love and adventure, opening with a London bombing an anarchist meeting and a revolt in a Russian provincial governor’s castle. Legal Blanks offered at Mau Office.
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Louis Tracy
Pillar of Light
Philadelphia Press
Suanday
America
Edward J. Clode
Russia
Mr Tracy
London
Tottenham Court Road
England
Warren County liquor licenses listed in Quarter Sessions
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions entries show numerous wholesale and retail liquor licenses filed for Warren County Pa. towns including Warren, Sheffield, Tidioute, Kinzua, Russell, Corydon, Glade, Youngsville, and Sugar Grove. Licenses cover hotels, restaurants, and general premises with owners named such as Randall Dwyer Madden Schwartz Erickson and Ditzenberger. The list serves as a public notice for April court consideration.
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Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren Co
C A
C. L. Randall
Warren Boro
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Third Ward
Hanchett House
Tidioute Boro
Lorenzo Leroy
Sheffield
Main
Sheffield Village
Warren
Ed O’donnell
Lee House
Elijah Groat
Kin
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Fourth Ward
John Baldensperger
Revere House
Baldensperger
Gladerun
Glade
Warren 40
John Amacher
Russell
Pine Grove
Hotel Adams
James A. Griffin
Corydon
Corydon House
Corydon Village
George Ditzenberger
Allen Block
Liberty Street
Second Street
James T. Stearns
Spring Creek
Spring Creek Village
Warren C
B. H. Paddock
Sugar Grove Boro
Sugar Grove House
Main Street
Harmon Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Warren Ion Pa
Cora B. Callahan
Irvineton
Brokenstraw Tp
Windsor Hotel
Iivineton
Brokenstraw
Warren Leperty
Sweet
Youngsville Boro
Youngsville House
Est
Youngsville
Bess
Om Main
Lidieute
Hclene Weiss
Lane House
Orra B. Beebe
Clarendon Boro
Eeneyaoune
Boro
Iona D. Curtis
Columbus Boro
On House
Columbus
Central House
Clarendon
Grand Boro
H. M. Putnam
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Levi Smith
Avid L. Gerould
Cashier
Fred P. Hue
F. A. McDowell
Teller
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J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
D. L. Gerould
Wm. H. Coleman
Orphans’ Court
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Hull Hill
Clara Sederburg
Sederburg
McKinney Tract
A. E. Coleman
Coleman
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Welden Weaver
Hull Hill Road
John Mead
Siggins Tract
Catherine E. Coleman
Wm. H.coleman
Co. Geo, Olmstead
Commonwealth of Posaervenit
Ape
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P. S. Horton
C. S. Knabb
W. V. Geer
H. E. Barnhart
George E. Muir
Willian Muir
Burr Walker
Act of Assembly
Warren Automobile Company
Allen & Son, Solicitors
Waren, Pa
Pennsylvania Gas Company
W.H. Filler
Warren, Penna
Marcel
George W. Knapp
Nila Knapp
Admix
P. O
Spartansburg
T J. Foley
A. A.davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
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